No, it seems all good on the video side.
The input is a sony camcorder running in slow shutter mode.
And the composition is running over 50 fps most of the time.
The computer is a Macbook pro (2.33 GHZ / 2 GB ram / 10.5.5).
And it doesn't seem to be linked to any particular "type" of movement
on the screen.
Le 20 nov. 08 à 16:48, Christopher Wright a écrit :
I'm using a firewire camera as the input for a drawing program. An
accumulator and basic core image filter is used to keep only the
brightest part of the image.
But I often get breaks in continuous lines when drawing. It looks
like the computer is missing a frame of the camera or forgetting to
process one through the accumulator. Its very random and happens
even after shutting down any unnecessary functions (airport,
bluethooth etc...)
Any idea on where it could come from ? Or a way to optimize the
code ?
Can you post the composition? it might be because of the nature of
video-based input -- since there are only 30 or 60 images per
second, a quickly moving image won't necessarily hit every pixel
from start to finish. what kind of framerate is the composition
running at, and what kind of machine are you using?
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